Join us for a closing reception and celebration for a zine launch for Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Can See.

This Exhibition occurs at Chocolate Factory. See full exhibition information and visiting protocol.

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The release of the Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Can See zine created by Danielle and Kevin McCoy of Work/Play includes conversations between Curator Cameron Grainger and the artists in addition to images of the work from the show.  

The zine is an archive of the thought processes behind the work, and curation of that work, inside of the exhibition. With the show having such a limited run, this is an attempt at finding some sort of permanence for everything we put into the project. It’s a way of saying we were here, we did this, and this is why we wanted to do it. It’s something that we can carry forward with us as we move forward with our work.

WORK/PLAY is an interdisciplinary design duo based in St. Louis, MO. Kevin received a BFA in Graphic Communication from the University of Missouri St. Louis and recently graduated from Sam Fox School of Design and Visual Arts, Washington University in St. Louis earning his MFA. Danielle is a conceptual artist, writer, and educator. Together, they combine illustration, minimal contemporary design along with experimental printmaking techniques into their art practice. With their use of design and printmaking, the collaborative duo has expanded their practice to textile arts, site-specific installation, publications and bookmaking to deliver an acerbic dose of revelation to inspire audiences and trigger experiences. They continuously experiment with new techniques, seeking to push beyond the perceived boundaries of art, design and printmaking.